Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-11-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Don't forget the entertainment.

rates have scattered 5000 people through
Dakota this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bumstead and little Miss
Alfredo were in town Tuesday on thcil
way to Bismarck.
For new crop Box Elder and White
Ash Seeds go to Oscar H. Will, Seeds
man, Bismarck, Oak.
Charlie Kilborn has returned from the
Wheatland country, and looks rs happy
and contented as ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert departed Wednes
day for South Dakota, to pass the winter
with the parents of the lady.
Dry goods at your own price at the
great slaughter sale at W. B. Watson S
old stand, Main street, Bismarck.
+ Near Sanborn, in Barnes county, three
persons have had their eyes pierced or
put out by straws while thrashing or har-
vesting.
Messrs. Joseph Fuller, A. j. Honstain
and Michael Cantwcll, of Winchester,
were in town Wednesday on fnal-proof
business.
Mrs Henry Bergey and sou left Bis
marck by Wednesday evenings express
to spend the winter at her old home in
Michigan.
r. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and statiouers, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck, Oak, solicit
mail orders
Merchant Connor during the past week
has been building new stable and get
ting ready to put his herd of cattle into
winter quarters.
Judge Rea, of Minneapolis, the recently
elected commander of the g. A. r., is a
cousin of John A. Rea, register of the
Bismarck land office.
Go to the New York Art Store &C. H.
Phelps, prop'r), Third street, Bismarck.
for watches, jewelry, silverware, wall pa.
per, etc. Watch repairing specially.
p Services by Mr.. Worst Sunday at the
schoolhouse. Tuesday Mr. w. will start
for Eureka, with his family, where they
will take train tor the east, to be absent
until spring.
Don't forget to attend the closing out
sale OF dry goods at W. B. Watson's old
stand, Bismarck, The sale is peremp
tory. The goods must be turned into
cash at once.
A poorly paid minister was asked the
cause OF his poverty. Principally,
said he, with twinkle in his eye, 'be.
cause have so often preached without
notes. p [Ex.
A poet sent to an editor contribution
headed, "Why Do liver And the ed
itor replied: Because you sent you,
verses by mail instead of bringing then
IN person. - [Ex.
II don't object to house cleaning, -
said a married man; "but must draw
the line at sitting on a wash-tub in tho
kitchen and eating my meals from the
top of soap box. ."--[Ex.
On Saturday last, at Ashland, Ohio, w
II. Reynolds, editor of the Times, wal
shot and killed by James Mason, whos'
brother, G. D. Mason, recently instituted
| libel suit against the Times.
Great slaughter sale at W. B. Watson
old stand, Main street, Bismarck. 4
$4,000 stock of dry goods, notions
cloaks and furnishing goods to be sold !
immense sacrifice. 1t is rare chance. :
We again call the attention of delin
quent subscribers in this and other neigh
borhoods near by that the offer to tax
oats, barley and corn is still open. w
believe this offer will make it possibl
for every one to pay up.
Mr.. VIM. G. Hayden. deputy public eS
anliner for the second district, reache
Williamsport Monday evening, and de
parted Tuesday afternoon. While her
he overhauled the books of the county
and found everything O. K. 9
| Brookings Sentinel Last Sabbath wa
so summerlike and mild that the bird
were called back to finish their farewe
songs. The native birds, the lark and th
hen, poured forth an extraordinary lay
and everything in nature yelled with de
light
Mr.. A. L. Reynolds, Of Omio, was i
town Monday evening on his way to BIZ
marCk, We obtained from Mr.. r. Il
of Mercer seed corn, raised by him th
season, and We do not hesitate to say til,
it cannot be beaten by its kind any
where.
AS if to make amends for his jambore
A of last week, the weather clerk during I'll
past few days has been "too good ft
anything" Open windows aud shir
sleeves have been in order, and the skit
have been bright and the suns 8 rays a
most too warm.
t>~ Mr.. Fl. P. Foster will continue in bus
ness at the old stand of Hunt & Foste
Bismarck. He will make specially
selling hlgh-grade groceries and came
goods at the lowest living rates. En-
mons County people will do we'll to ca
on Mr.. Foster when visiting the Capt
City.
The RECORD has removed to it's wint,
home in the Suburbs" of the burg, an
. will remain there until the peach tre'
blossom in the spring, ira la! It will n